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a house built using adobe bricks

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a block of flats

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a block of flats

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a type of house built in British industrial cities in the 19th century, with a row of houses all joined together, and the walls of one row very close to the walls of the next row

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a place, usually someone’s house, that soldiers live in temporarily, especially during a war

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a house in which people pay to live as guests with the family who owns it

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a small simple house with one or two rooms

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a house that is all on one level

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a small house that is often all on one level

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a building where a group of workers sleep

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a small simple wooden house in the mountains or in a forest

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a wooden house built in a mountain area, especially in Switzerland. Its roof usually has steep sides.

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a castle or large house in the French countryside

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a condominium

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a building that contains several flats, each of which is owned by the people who live there

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a building that has been changed so that people can live in it

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a small house, usually in a village or the countryside

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a large house in the countryside, usually in the UK or Europe, especially one that has been owned by the same family for many years

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a large house in the countryside that belongs to someone who is rich

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a house in the countryside in Russia that someone lives in at weekends or during holidays

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a house where travellers can stay, used especially by government officials

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in the past, a large house and the land that belonged to it

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a very attractive house or flat

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a dormitory

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a hall of residence

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a building where people who have no home can sleep

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a semi-detached house

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a house, flat, or other shelter in which someone lives

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a building, especially someone’s home

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a large country house with farm buildings near it

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a flat that is part of a family house where an older parent can live near their family and still have an independent life

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a small hotel or private home where people can pay to spend the night

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a small house for guests on the property of a larger house

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a house

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the main house on a hacienda, where the owner lives

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a hall of residence

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a large building in or near a college or university, where students live. The American word is dormitory.

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a large impressive house

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a building for people to buy or rent

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a building where people who need special care can live and be looked after, for example an old-people’s home or a children’s home

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a building where people can stay and get meals if they have no home or have been forced to leave their home

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a building where people living away from home can stay and get meals at low prices

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a building for living in, usually where only one family lives

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buildings for people to live in

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a large group of houses built at the same time and in the same style, especially one built by local government for people with low incomes to live in

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a small simple house in the countryside that people stay in, for example when they go hunting or fishing

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a small house built on land belonging to a large house

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a building with rooms for people to rent, usually for short periods only. The American word is rooming house.

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a small simple house made of logs in the countryside or in the mountains

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a house or flat where two people go to be together, especially if they are having a secret love affair

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a large house with a lot of land and small buildings around it

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a large house, especially a beautiful one

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a house built in a factory and moved to a piece of land on a truck

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a house that has recently been built

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houses of this type

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a building where orphans live and are looked after

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a very large building, especially one used as the official home of a royal family, president, or important religious leader

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used in the name of a palace

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a small flat or house, especially in a city, that someone owns or rents in addition to their main house

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a very large old house or other building

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a house, flat etc for living in

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rooms or buildings for people to live in

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a ranch house 1

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a house on one level, often with a roof that does not slope much

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the main house on a ranch

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a building in which people who have arrived in a country and have no home, or who have had to leave their home, stay temporarily until someone in authority decides where they will go

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a lodging house

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a terraced house

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a building that is used for hiding people or protecting them from danger

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a large house in the countryside that belongs to an important family

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a semi-detached house

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a badly built house made from sheets of wood, metal, or other thin material

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a temporary place to live for people who do not have their own homes, or for animals who have been treated in a cruel way

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a very small house or room

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a house in such an area

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a small house that someone buys as their first home

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a large house in the UK that has an interesting history and belongs, or used to belong, to an important family

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a house that has more than one level

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a house, especially in the mountains or near the sea, that is used for summer holidays

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a large building in a city, containing several flats

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a terraced house

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a house in a row of similar houses joined together on both sides. The American word is row house.

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a flat or house that you buy with other people so that you can each use it for a particular amount of time every year

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the practice of owning a timeshare

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a house in a city or town belonging to someone who also has a house in the countryside

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an expensive house near the main part of a town or city

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a house that shares walls with houses on either side of it

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a large house with a big garden in a warm country or region

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in the past, a building where poor people in Britain were sent to live and were given unpleasant work to do

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